Embedding Change-Capability
- Beyond the individual change, the organization's systems, processes, structures and culture are assessed for alignment.
- Improvements here are made to facilitate this change and build general capacity to handle change effectively going forward.
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"Change from the Inside Out" by Erika Andersen is a book about the importance of building change capability in individuals and organizations. The book offers a straightforward process for overcoming resistance to change and building support for change from the ground up.
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